Omer Udvin

Omer Udvin is a young Israeli self-taught artist, born in 1999 and diagnosed on the autism spectrum. For him, painting is an essential means of communication—a meaningful window to the world—through which he expresses emotions, imagination, form, and color.

After initially resisting drawing in early childhood, he began creating privately at the age of eight. Over time, as his confidence grew, he shared his work with his family, and his exceptional artistic abilities were recognized at the age of seventeen.

Since then, Omer has developed a distinctive and personal artistic language, characterized by bold and expressive abstraction, rich color surfaces, and an optimistic yet naïve view of life. Layers of color and form guide the viewer through his unique visual world, where intuition and structure meet.

Omer works in a variety of techniques, primarily acrylic on canvas, alongside watercolor and mixed media. His artistic practice also includes works incorporating fabric, sketches, and sculptural pieces. He has exhibited successfully in Israel and internationally, has received awards, and sells his work worldwide.